PHP Tutorial or Project Examples

[crjunk]

I'm a newbie trying to learn PHP. I've worked with ASP, ASP.NET and
WebSpeed in the past, but now I'd like to learn PHP. I've already
gotten a Fedora web server up and running with Apache and MySQL.

I'm looking for some examples - or even better a free project - to look
over and see how other are using PHP to read/write records to and from
MySQL. I'm trying to create a very simple web based contact management
system that will store data in a couple of tables.

Can someone recommend any examples or web sites to refer to? I'm about
to dive into the PHP manual, but I'd like some other material to study
as well.

Thanks,
CR Junk

[JDS]

On Mon, 19 Sep 2005 09:04:03 -0700, crjunk wrote:

Can someone recommend any examples or web sites to refer to? I'm about
to dive into the PHP manual, but I'd like some other material to study
as well

Google

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[Rincewind]

On 19 Sep 2005 09:04:03 -0700, cr****@earthlink.net wrote:

I'm a newbie trying to learn PHP. I've worked with ASP, ASP.NET and
WebSpeed in the past, but now I'd like to learn PHP. I've already
gotten a Fedora web server up and running with Apache and MySQL.

I'm looking for some examples - or even better a free project - to look
over and see how other are using PHP to read/write records to and from
MySQL. I'm trying to create a very simple web based contact management
system that will store data in a couple of tables.

Can someone recommend any examples or web sites to refer to? I'm about
to dive into the PHP manual, but I'd like some other material to study
as well.

Thanks,
CR Junk

This one is OK http://www.php-mysql-tutorial.com/ it has a selection of
tutorials.

[John Murtari]

cr****@earthlink.net writes:

I'm a newbie trying to learn PHP. I've worked with ASP, ASP.NET and
WebSpeed in the past, but now I'd like to learn PHP. I've already
gotten a Fedora web server up and running with Apache and MySQL.

I'm looking for some examples - or even better a free project - to look
over and see how other are using PHP to read/write records to and from
MySQL. I'm trying to create a very simple web based contact management
system that will store data in a couple of tables.

Can someone recommend any examples or web sites to refer to? I'm about
to dive into the PHP manual, but I'd like some other material to study
as well.

We have some stuff up. It is not a basic tutorial, but it
does give complete examples of how to generate Flash and PDF output,
using XML/XSLT and also some GD examples, and other stuff.
http://www.thebook-demo.com/php

Hope it helps!

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[crjunk]

Thanks Rincewind! This is more or less they type of examples that I've
been looking for.

CR Junk

[Tony Marston]

Take a look at http://www.tonymarston.net/php-mysql...plication.html
which describes a sample application I have put together using ideas
described in other articles on my website. You can download the code to run
it on your own server, then you can examine it closely to see how it
actually works.

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http://www.tonymarston.net

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I'm a newbie trying to learn PHP. I've worked with ASP, ASP.NET and
WebSpeed in the past, but now I'd like to learn PHP. I've already
gotten a Fedora web server up and running with Apache and MySQL.

I'm looking for some examples - or even better a free project - to look
over and see how other are using PHP to read/write records to and from
MySQL. I'm trying to create a very simple web based contact management
system that will store data in a couple of tables.

Can someone recommend any examples or web sites to refer to? I'm about
to dive into the PHP manual, but I'd like some other material to study
as well.

Thanks,
CR Junk